Student Sustainability Leaders Workshop in February
rr...@vt.edu
C2C/National Climate Seminar
C2C Fellows Workshop at UGA, Feb 10th-12th
Apply now!
C2C Fellows is a new national network for undergraduates and recent
graduates aspiring to sustainability leadership in politics, business
and the non-profit world.We hold weekend training workshops around the
country for new Fellows—and now we are headed to Georgia!
C2C stands for Campus to Congress, to Capitol, to City Hall, and also
for Campus to Corporation. C2C stands for young people gaining control
of their future. Many young people are ready to lead a sustainability
revolution, but they need pathways to real power to make it possible.
C2C Fellows is the network for young people with the wisdom and grace
to remake the future.
Other organizations offer leadership training. However, these are
typically one-off events, and focused on leadership for community
activism. C2C Fellows is unique in (1) our base in an academic
institution, providing prestige and stability to the network (put it
on your resume!);(2) the ongoing structure of Fellows membership, with
repeat opportunities for engagement and growth; (3) the shared vision
of a sustainable, clean energy economy underlying the fellowship; and
finally, (4) the focus on opening concrete pathways to power for young
people who understand the stakes, and have the talent to lead us
towards a sustainable world.
Apply now to attend our workshop in Georgia and join the C2C
Fellowship, or sign up to stay informed about C2C Fellows.Questions?
Drop us an e-mail at cli...@bard.edu.
Note: No National Climate Seminar call this week: final seminar
December 7th, with Generation Hot author Mark Hertsgaard.
Thanks for the work you are doing.
Eban Goodstein
Director, Bard Center for Environmental Policy
The National Climate Seminar, Fall 2011 http://www.bard.edu/cep/ncs
Calls are every other Wednesday at noon Eastern time. Assign the
half-hour calls to your students, for a chance to hear top scientists,
analysts, and political leaders discuss climate and clean energy
solutions. The National Climate Seminar is sponsored by The Bard
Center for Environmental Policy, and made possible by a grant from The
Clif Bar Family Foundation.
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